Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Madam Vinyl, as with most cases of mental illness in families,
the long-time members of this newsgroup skirt the issue. They're
trying to be kind, but it's hindering the rehabilitation process,
not helping. For the harsh reality is that Nav has been but a
shadow of himself since his true protagonist, Capt Neal, cast his
hat in the ring and sailed away. We've all watched, sadly, as
Nav has flailed about, desperately searching for an opponent
worthy of his skills, and in the end been reduced to arguing
engineering inconsequentialities with DOug King. That once
splendid, even if misguided, intellect with its amazing cosmic
grasp has atrophied away, its dissolution mirrored by the steady
truncation and increasing meaningless of his tag. Nowhere is his
decay, his failure to cope with reality, more apparent than in
his newfound preference for sailing rather than continuing the
productive life as a 24-hour watcher and contributor to this
newsgroup. This is escapism of the highest order. Nav needs
help, but we are all powerless to offer any, until he himself
realises and asks for it.

Wot, no doggrel? Perhaps you need another drink?



AH, self-realisation has yet to dawn...I'll drink to that.

Don't forget to minesweep the local bar while you are at it.

Cheers

Nav wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Madam Vinyl, as with most cases of mental illness in families,
the long-time members of this newsgroup skirt the issue. They're
trying to be kind, but it's hindering the rehabilitation process,
not helping. For the harsh reality is that Nav has been but a
shadow of himself since his true protagonist, Capt Neal, cast his
hat in the ring and sailed away. We've all watched, sadly, as
Nav has flailed about, desperately searching for an opponent
worthy of his skills, and in the end been reduced to arguing
engineering inconsequentialities with DOug King. That once
splendid, even if misguided, intellect with its amazing cosmic
grasp has atrophied away, its dissolution mirrored by the steady
truncation and increasing meaningless of his tag. Nowhere is his
decay, his failure to cope with reality, more apparent than in
his newfound preference for sailing rather than continuing the
productive life as a 24-hour watcher and contributor to this
newsgroup. This is escapism of the highest order. Nav needs
help, but we are all powerless to offer any, until he himself
realises and asks for it.

Wot, no doggrel? Perhaps you need another drink?



AH, self-realisation has yet to dawn...I'll drink to that.

Don't forget to minesweep the local bar while you are at it.


The local bar is still blocked by sand and ineefectual dredges
and government propaganda. I'm just suffering withdrawal
symptoms from a whole winter gone without sailing.

--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace!
http://music.download.com/internetopera
http://www.soundclick.com/flyingtadpole

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:


Flying Tadpole wrote:



Madam Vinyl, as with most cases of mental illness in families,
the long-time members of this newsgroup skirt the issue. They're
trying to be kind, but it's hindering the rehabilitation process,
not helping. For the harsh reality is that Nav has been but a
shadow of himself since his true protagonist, Capt Neal, cast his
hat in the ring and sailed away. We've all watched, sadly, as
Nav has flailed about, desperately searching for an opponent
worthy of his skills, and in the end been reduced to arguing
engineering inconsequentialities with DOug King. That once
splendid, even if misguided, intellect with its amazing cosmic
grasp has atrophied away, its dissolution mirrored by the steady
truncation and increasing meaningless of his tag. Nowhere is his
decay, his failure to cope with reality, more apparent than in
his newfound preference for sailing rather than continuing the
productive life as a 24-hour watcher and contributor to this
newsgroup. This is escapism of the highest order. Nav needs
help, but we are all powerless to offer any, until he himself
realises and asks for it.

Wot, no doggrel? Perhaps you need another drink?



AH, self-realisation has yet to dawn...I'll drink to that.


Don't forget to minesweep the local bar while you are at it.



The local bar is still blocked by sand and ineefectual dredges
and government propaganda. I'm just suffering withdrawal
symptoms from a whole winter gone without sailing.


Poor thing. Emigrate!

Cheers

Nav wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:


Flying Tadpole wrote:



Madam Vinyl, as with most cases of mental illness in families,
the long-time members of this newsgroup skirt the issue. They're
trying to be kind, but it's hindering the rehabilitation process,
not helping. For the harsh reality is that Nav has been but a
shadow of himself since his true protagonist, Capt Neal, cast his
hat in the ring and sailed away. We've all watched, sadly, as
Nav has flailed about, desperately searching for an opponent
worthy of his skills, and in the end been reduced to arguing
engineering inconsequentialities with DOug King. That once
splendid, even if misguided, intellect with its amazing cosmic
grasp has atrophied away, its dissolution mirrored by the steady
truncation and increasing meaningless of his tag. Nowhere is his
decay, his failure to cope with reality, more apparent than in
his newfound preference for sailing rather than continuing the
productive life as a 24-hour watcher and contributor to this
newsgroup. This is escapism of the highest order. Nav needs
help, but we are all powerless to offer any, until he himself
realises and asks for it.

Wot, no doggrel? Perhaps you need another drink?



AH, self-realisation has yet to dawn...I'll drink to that.


Don't forget to minesweep the local bar while you are at it.



The local bar is still blocked by sand and ineefectual dredges
and government propaganda. I'm just suffering withdrawal
symptoms from a whole winter gone without sailing.


Poor thing. Emigrate!

Thought has occurred from time to time, but CHile won't have me.


--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace!
http://music.download.com/internetopera
http://www.soundclick.com/flyingtadpole

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:


Nav wrote:


Flying Tadpole wrote:



Nav wrote:



Flying Tadpole wrote:




Madam Vinyl, as with most cases of mental illness in families,
the long-time members of this newsgroup skirt the issue. They're
trying to be kind, but it's hindering the rehabilitation process,
not helping. For the harsh reality is that Nav has been but a
shadow of himself since his true protagonist, Capt Neal, cast his
hat in the ring and sailed away. We've all watched, sadly, as
Nav has flailed about, desperately searching for an opponent
worthy of his skills, and in the end been reduced to arguing
engineering inconsequentialities with DOug King. That once
splendid, even if misguided, intellect with its amazing cosmic
grasp has atrophied away, its dissolution mirrored by the steady
truncation and increasing meaningless of his tag. Nowhere is his
decay, his failure to cope with reality, more apparent than in
his newfound preference for sailing rather than continuing the
productive life as a 24-hour watcher and contributor to this
newsgroup. This is escapism of the highest order. Nav needs
help, but we are all powerless to offer any, until he himself
realises and asks for it.

Wot, no doggrel? Perhaps you need another drink?



AH, self-realisation has yet to dawn...I'll drink to that.


Don't forget to minesweep the local bar while you are at it.



The local bar is still blocked by sand and ineefectual dredges
and government propaganda. I'm just suffering withdrawal
symptoms from a whole winter gone without sailing.


Poor thing. Emigrate!


Thought has occurred from time to time, but CHile won't have me.

I thought you had a cold?

Cheers